Available at retailers everywhere today, this short story collection by Ramon Rozas III asks whether AI can feel fear and whether a superpower could actually be a curse.
Here’s what reviewers are saying:
“There are some fantastic stories in this collection, and if you enjoy sci-fi and want a quick read, this is absolutely worth checking out.” — Goodreads reviewer ameowzingbooks
“A collection of futuristic/scifi short stories. All of them held their own charm. Aliens. AI. Spaceships. Robotic spiders. And Zombies.” — Goodreads reviewer Momma T’s Books
What’s It About?
While searching for news of her brother lost in space, a young music student is pulled into a conspiracy over alien technology. An artificial intelligence becomes witness to a zombie apocalypse and struggles with newfound emotions. A man travels back in time to find one of his relatives in a desperate attempt to retrieve a lost password. And a writer tells his neighbors he possesses the world’s greatest – and most terrible – gift a writer could have: everything he writes comes true.
From near-future Earth to far-off worlds rocked by interstellar war, these strange encounters and more will transport you across the universe and time in this new collection by science fiction author Ramon Rozas III.
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About Ramon Rozas III
Ramon has been writing speculative fiction, on and off, for almost as many years as he has been reading it. His favorite SF author is Larry Niven. Recently he has been greatly enjoying the “Killer B’s” (Benford, Brin and Bear), and the Scottish invasion of Ken MacLeod and Charlie Stross. Like many readers, he greatly misses Iain Banks.
